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The Wealth Mosaic, a knowledge resource for the wealth management sector, has released its first UK Wealth Technology Landscape Report, a directory-based guide to the UK wealth management sector’s technology and related solution providers. The directory features 447 solution providers

The wealth management industry is facing disruptive challenges, including increased adoption of new technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and analytics, the entry of bigtechs, and pressure of fee structures. As the wealth industry evolves, wealth management firms must reinvent themselves

Wealth managers are confident that technology will be a key enabler in achieving efficiency, delivering highly personalized services, and enhancing customer experience, according to a new survey by Temenos and Forbes Insights. In a report titled The Next Generation Wealth

Wealthtech is a lesser known little brother to fintech that has slowly been gaining a strong footing in Switzerland. The term refers to companies that use tech like robo-advisors and automation to digitise the wealth and asset management sector. Today,

Singapore, a regional financial hub, has become a leading fintech hub in recent years, with wealthtech emerging as a top area of focus. The city-state has witnessed many homegrown wealthtech startups emerge as regional and even global leaders, striking deals

There are currently 100 wealthtech players in Europe spread across 12 countries, according to the newly released Mapping Wealthtech Europe by Invyo, Seed Founders and Odysseus Alternative Ventures. Wealthtech refers to a segment of fintech that focuses on enhancing wealth

Evolving consumer expectations, the rapid adoption of technology and new competitors entering the markets are placing new demands on today’s wealth management firms. These trends are re-shaping the look and feel of the industry, and the change is happening across

A new generation of fintech companies is building digital solutions to transform the investment and asset management industry. Often referred to as “wealthtech” companies, these use artificial intelligence (AI) and big data to offer advice, and provide low-cost alternatives with

Tighter regulation, fast-paced customer demands, market shifts and disruptive technologies are amongst the many forces that have been changing the wealth management industry, creating a new playing field for professionals. Notably, the emergence of digital technologies for delivering services is